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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to a system (1) for accompanying the breathing of a person, comprising: - a backrest (2) for receiving the back of a person, - a pressure application device (3), - an actuator comprising a guide assembly (40) configured to move the pressure application device (3) between the lower portion and the upper portion of the backrest (3), and - a bending assembly (42) configured to move the pressure application device (3) with respect to the backrest (2) along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of movement of the guide assembly (40) between an active configuration, in which the pressure application device is pressed into the folder, and a passive configuration, in which the pressure application device is retracted.
    公开号:FR3027513A1
    申请号:FR1460168
    申请日:2014-10-22
    公开日:2016-04-29
    发明作者:
    申请人:Innovzen；
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    专利说明:

    [0001] FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to an accompaniment and rhythmic breathing system tending to bring well-being and relaxation to a person.
    [0002] TECHNOLOGICAL BACKGROUND Currently, people tend to breathe as they live: at a running pace. The breathing of people in a hurry, often stressed, has become short and shallow, at the limit of hyperventilation. In these conditions, the air enters the lungs and leaves quickly, without ever having the time to reach the depths. Thousands of cells and capillaries are therefore not sufficiently stressed. Knowing that the oxygen goes from the alveoli to the blood and that the carbon dioxide goes from the blood towards the alveoli, too superficial breathing creates a lack of oxygen and reduces the gaseous exchanges, thus generating headaches, problems of concentration, dizziness, numbness in hands and feet, etc. Document US 2008/0266952 discloses an armchair comprising a reclining backrest and a roller system incorporated in the reclining backrest. The roller system is configured to cyclically massage the back of a user sitting in the chair between a lower portion and an upper portion of the user's back. During the massage, breathing instructions can be given to the user by an operator, especially from pressure sensors to control his breathing rate and expiration of the user, to synchronize his breathing on the movement of the rollers in his back. Voltage gauges as well as pressure sensors are furthermore implemented to control the inspiration and expiration rhythm of the user. In order to improve the effects of the chair, light and / or sound pulses are furthermore delivered during the massage.
    [0003] This type of chair thus achieves a state of respiratory sinus arrhythmia. However, such a chair is complex because of the multiple sensors and transmitters present in said chair and does not allow to take into account the morphology of the user nor to accompany the respiratory mechanism globally and in all phases. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An objective of the invention is therefore to propose a system and a method for accompanying and rhythmic breathing that is simpler to design and allows a user to breathe more deeply and more rhythmically than what it does naturally to optimize a beneficial and relaxing body oxygenation, taking into account preferably morphological data of the user. For this, the invention provides a system for accompanying the breathing of a person, comprising: a file configured to support the back of a person and comprising a lower part and a top part intended to come opposite a lower part and an upper part, respectively, of the back of the person, - a pressure application device, configured to apply pressure against the backrest, and - an actuator comprising a guide assembly configured to move the device application of pressure between the lower part and the upper part of the backrest. The actuator further comprises a bending assembly, configured to drive progressively into the backrest, during the displacement of the guide assembly between the lower portion and the upper portion of the backrest, the pressure application device along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of movement of the guide assembly between a passive configuration, wherein the pressure application device is retracted and an active configuration, wherein the pressure application device is pressed into the folder. - Some preferred but non-limiting features of the accompanying system described above are the following: the bending assembly comprises a jack comprising a cylinder and a rod, and a plate comprising a first zone and a second zone, the first zone being connected to the cylinder rod via a first pivot connection and the second zone being connected to the cylinder of the cylinder via a second pivot connection, the pressure application device being connected to the bending assembly via the plate, - the first zone and the second zone are distinct and fixed relative to each other, - the pressure application device is connected to the plate by the intermediate of a third pivot connection, distinct from the first and second pivot connection, - the guide assembly comprises a carriage, movable in translation along the backrest between the lower position and the upper position of said backrest, the bending assembly being fixed on said carriage, - the pressure application device comprises at least two coaxial rollers configured to apply pressure on either side of the spine of the spine. the person; - the accompanying system further comprises a scanning device configured to determine a maximum stroke of the guide assembly between the lower part and the upper part of the backrest; - the accompanying system further comprises a tilting device, configured to swing the accompanying system according to the position of the guide assembly, and the accompanying system further comprises a control unit configured to communicate instructions to the person according to the position of the guide assembly, said control unit may comprise a telephone, a tablet or a central unit connect e to a screen. According to a second aspect, the invention also proposes a method of accompanying the breathing of a person with the aid of an accompaniment system as described above, comprising the following steps: moving the assembly method for moving the pressure application device between the lower part and the upper part of the backrest and, simultaneously, progressively moving the bending assembly along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of movement of the guide assembly between a passive configuration, in which the pressure application device is retracted and an active configuration, in which the pressure application device is pressed into the folder. Some preferred but non-limiting features of the method of accompanying the breathing described above are the following: the pressure application device is progressively brought into passive configuration when the guide assembly is moved from the upper part towards the of the lower part of the backrest and is brought into active configuration when the guide assembly is moved from the lower part towards the upper part of the backrest, - in active configuration, the pressure application device is gradually pushed into the backrest from the lower part to the upper part, - the depression of the pressure application device is linear, - the depression of the pressure application device is variable depending on the position of the pressure application device, the pressure application device 25 being further depressed in the file near the part ie, upper of said file than near its lower part to improve the camber of the person's back, the accompanying method further comprises a step in which instructions are communicated to the person in order to synchronize breathing said person with the displacement of the pressure application device, and - the accompanying method further comprises balancing the accompanying system as a function of the displacement of the guide assembly.
    [0004] BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Other features, objects and advantages of the present invention will appear better on reading the detailed description which follows, and with reference to the appended drawings given as non-limiting examples and in which: FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of an exemplary embodiment of a breathing support system according to the invention, FIG. 2 illustrates examples of trajectories of the pressure application device of the accompanying system of the FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the actuator of the accompanying system of FIG. 1; FIG. 4 is a profile view of the actuator of FIG. 3 in passive configuration; FIG. FIG. 6a is a schematic side view of the exemplary embodiment of claim 1, the breathing support system being in position. FIG. 6b is a diagrammatic side view of the embodiment of claim 1, the breathing support system being in the up position, FIG. 7 illustrates an example of the trajectory of the scanning device during FIG. 8 is a schematic side view of the exemplary embodiment of claim 1, the breathing support system being in the low position and in the active configuration, and FIG. FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating various steps of an exemplary embodiment of an accompanying method according to the invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AN EMBODIMENT System 1 and method S of accompanying breathing according to the invention will now be described in connection with the accompanying figures. A system 1 for accompanying and rhythmic breathing comprises: a backrest 2 configured to support the upper limbs of a person P, in particular his back, and comprising a lower portion 20 and an upper portion 22 intended to come facing a lower part and an upper part, respectively, of the back of the person P, - a pressure application device 3, configured to apply pressure against the backrest 2, and - an actuator comprising a a guide assembly 40 configured to move the pressure application device 3 between the lower part 20 and the upper part 22 of the backrest 2 and a bending assembly 42, configured to drive progressively into the backrest 2, during the displacement of the guide assembly 40 between the lower part and the upper part of the backrest 2, the pressure application device 3 25 along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction displacement X of the guide assembly 40 between a passive configuration, in which the pressure application device 3 is retracted and an active configuration (see FIG. 8), in which the pressure application device 3 is depressed in The backrest 2. The system 1 thus moves the pressure application device 3 so as to give the back of the person P a camber to open his ribcage and improve oxygenation. The system makes it possible to solicit the body of the abdomen to the shoulders of the person P, focusing more particularly on his chest, seat of the respiratory mechanism. In order to improve the relaxation of the person P, inspiration and expiration instructions may be communicated to him in order to synchronize his breathing with the displacement of the pressure application device 3. These instructions may be given as well to By knowing that the heart is constantly accelerating and decelerating, one of the few reflex activities where conscious control is possible is breathing. When the person adopts a voluntary and controlled breathing with the aid of the system of the invention, his breathing becomes ample and regular. The heart can therefore synchronize with the breathing and the fluctuation of the heart rate (heart variability) of the person becomes periodic and regular. This is called cardiac coherence. For example, System 1 can provide a breathing rate of ten seconds per cycle, which is five seconds of inspiration and five seconds of expiration. Maximum cardiac coherence can then be achieved when a frequency of six respiratory cycles per minute is reached. The backrest 2 may include padding adapted to improve the comfort of the person P and its maintenance in the chair. In particular, the backrest 2 may be shaped to ensure that the spine of the person P is positioned facing the pressure-applying device 3 of the person P. For example, a medium-density foam (about 35 kg / m3) and possibly a lower density complementary foam (about 20 to 25 kg / m3) can be applied over substantially the entire receiving face of the backrest 2. An additional foam tape can also be applied in the backrest. 2, at the application surface of the pressure application device 3. The backrest 2 preferably comprises a biocompatible and resistant to the cleaning agents. In one embodiment, the system 1 may further comprise a seat 24, which forms an angle with the backrest 2 and extends from its lower portion 20, to receive the lower limbs of the person P and form a chair. The seat 24 is however optional. The pressure application device 3 is configured to apply pressure against the backrest 2, between the lower part of the backrest 2 and its upper part 22, in order to arch the part of the back extending opposite its thorax, this makes it possible to increase the amplitude of the movement of its diaphragm and to improve its oxygenation, in particular when the person P is in the inspiration phase. The pressure application device 3 can in particular be guided by computer to apply the mechanized supports to a precise area of the body of the person, preferably the most physiologically adapted area. For this purpose, the pressure application device 3 may in particular comprise at least two coaxial rollers 30 configured to apply a pressure on either side of the spine of the person P. In the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIG. the figures, the pressure application device 3 comprises two groups of four rollers 30. Each group of roller is rotatably mounted about a corresponding axis 32. The two corresponding axes 32 extend in parallel, as illustrated in FIG. 3. The rollers 30 may in particular be in the form of a wheel, mounted to rotate about the axis 32. In the following, the invention will be more particularly described in the case where the pressure application device 3 comprises rollers 30. This is however not limiting, sliding rollers may for example be implemented in place of the rollers 30. The rollers 30 are mounted on the actuator and are moved by the actuator between the lower part 20 and the upper part 22 of the backrest 2 in order to apply pressure against the backrest 2 on both sides of the backrest. the spine of the person P and arching the back of the person P 5 to open gradually his rib cage and promote deep oxygenation. For this purpose, the bending assembly 42 may for example comprise a jack 44 comprising a cylinder 46 and a rod 45, and a plate 48, comprising a first zone 48a and a second zone 48b, the first zone 48a being connected to the rod 45 of the cylinder 44 via a first pivot connection 49a and the second zone 48b being connected to the cylinder 46 of the cylinder 44 via a second pivot link 49b. Preferably, the plate 48 is rigid so that the first area 48a and the second area 48b are fixed relative to one another and distinct at all times. The rollers 30 are connected to the actuator via the plate 48, preferably at a third zone 48c distinct from the first and the second zone 48b of the plate 48, via a third pivot link 49c. This configuration of the actuator makes it possible to modulate the depression of the rollers 30 in the backrest 2, and thus the camber of the back of the person P. Thus, in the example illustrated in the figures: the first pivot connection 49a extends at the free end of the rod 45 of the cylinder 44. The actuation of the cylinder 44 has the effect of translating the first pivot connection 49a along the axis of the cylinder 44 (see FIGS. 4 and 5) . a rigid arm 46b extends between the closed end 46a of the cylinder 46 of the jack 44 and the second zone 48b of the plate 48. The trajectory of the second zone 48b of the plate 48 is thus a circle (in the reference frame of the bending assembly 42) whose radius corresponds to the distance between the closed end 46a of the cylinder 46 of the jack 44 and the second pivot link 49b. the third pivot link 49c extends between the closed end 46a of the cylinder 46 of the jack 44 and the second pivot link 49b. The actuation of the cylinder 44 and the translation of the first pivot connection 49a therefore has the effect of pivoting the plate 48 around the first and second pivot links 49b, and thus moving the rollers 30, either towards the backrest 2 in their active configuration (when the rod 45 of the cylinder 44 is retracted into the cylinder 46), or away from the backrest 2 in their passive configuration (when the rod 45 of the cylinder 44 is out of the cylinder 46). The third pivot link 49c, between the rollers 30 and the plate 48, then makes it possible to apply the two sets of rollers 30 against the backrest 2 in a homogeneous manner, whatever the orientation of the underside of said backrest 2.
    [0005] The guide assembly 40 as for it may comprise a carriage 40, mobile in translation along the backrest 2 between the lower position and the upper position of the backrest 2. The plate 48 and the cylinder 46 of the cylinder 44 of the assembly of curvature 42 can then be fixed on the carriage 40 and moved between the lower portion 20 and the upper portion 22 of the backrest 2 to gradually arch the back of the person P. In one embodiment, the stroke of the carriage 40 can be predetermined regardless of the size and morphology of the person P. Alternatively, the stroke of the carriage 40 can be adjusted according to the morphology of the person P to move the rollers 30 between a lower position 21, extending substantially facing the lower part of the abdomen D1 of the person P when it is positioned in the backrest 2 (about five centimeters below the belly of the person P), and a high position 23, extending near the beginning of the upper dorsal D2 of the person P. According to the morphology of the person P, the stroke of the trolley 40 may for example be between 200 mm and 300 mm. mm. The carriage 40 can moreover move at a speed of the order of 25 to 150 millimeters per second, for example 28.5 millimeters per second. In this variant embodiment, the high position 23 can be determined by means of a scanning device 5 applied against the backrest 2 when the person P bears against the backrest 2. For example, the scanning device 5 can be configured to apply a force against the backrest 2 and determine a setback of the effort corresponding to the upper limit of the back at the shoulders (position D2 in Figure 6b). It is then possible, by locating the position of this recess, to identify the high position 23 for this person P (see the profile between the points D2, which corresponds to the high position 23, and the point D3, which corresponds to the end of the scanning device 5, in Figure 7 attached). The lower position 21 can be predetermined and fixed (position D1 in FIG. 6a), the variations of the low position in the persons P and their influence on the accompaniment and the rhythm of the breathing being negligible. The scanning device 5 may for example be fixedly mounted on a fourth zone 48d of the plate 48. In the embodiment illustrated in the figures, the fourth zone 48d extends opposite the third zone 48c. relative to the plate 48 so that said device 5 comes into contact with the backrest 2 only when the rollers 30 extend remotely. of it, and vice versa.
    [0006] An exemplary embodiment of such a scanning device 5 is illustrated in Figures 2 to 4. Here, the scanning device 5 comprises an arm 50, fixedly mounted on the fourth zone 48d of the plate 48 and equipped at the level of a free end of a wheel 52. The output of the rod 45 of the jack 44 (FIG. 4) has the effect of bringing the rollers 30 in passive configuration (retracted) and of applying the wheel 52 of the scanning device 5 in the backrest 2. The carriage 40 can then be moved from the lower part 20 to the upper part 22 of the backrest 2, until detecting the recess due to the presence of the shoulders of the person P against the backrest 2. The scanning device 5 can then be retracted (Figure 5). The system 1 may further comprise a tilting device 6, configured to swing the system 1 back and forth depending on the position of the guide assembly 40, in order to improve the circulation of the fluids (air, blood, etc.) in the body of the person P and thus improve his wellbeing. Specifically, this option can be integrated into the system and thus allow the person to swing backward at the rate of inspiration and forward to expiration. The inclination and swaying of the system then promotes better blood circulation and fluids resulting in regeneration of all the organs and a deep detoxification and therefore a total appeasement of the person P.
    [0007] Accompanying method S During a first step, the person P bears against the backrest 2. When the system 1 comprises a seat 24, it is sufficient for the person P to sit on the seat 24 and s 'press against the backrest 2, 20 in a comfortable relaxing position. During a second step S1, optional, the lower position 21 and the upper position 23 of the stroke of the guide assembly 40 are determined. In the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 4, 6a and 6b, the rod 45 of the jack 44 is for example retracted to bring the scanning device 5 against the backrest 2 and to passively retract the rollers 30. then the guide assembly 40 can be moved from the lower portion 20 (FIG. 6a) of the backrest 2 to its upper portion 22 (FIG. 6b), in order to determine the area of the backrest 2 against which the beginning of the large dorsal D2 of the person P. 3 0 2 75 1 3 13 The backrest 2 can then be placed so that the person P is in the so-called "zero gravity" position, which corresponds to a position of maximum comfort making it possible to improve the opening of the ribcage and therefore the respiratory exercise. In particular, reference can be made to application CN 20177575 for more details on the zero-gravity position. During a third step S3, S4, the rollers 30 are moved between the lower portion 20 and the upper portion 22 of the backrest 2, to the high position 23. During this movement, the rollers 30 are 10 elsewhere moved along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of movement X of the guide assembly 40 (that is to say substantially perpendicular to the folder 2), between their active configuration and their passive configuration. Preferably, the rollers 30 are brought into passive configuration 15 when the guide assembly 40 is moved from the upper part 22 to the lower part 20 of the backrest 2 (either suddenly when the direction of the rollers 30 is changed, or progressively following a kinematic to gradually bring the back of the person P to the initial position) and active configuration when the guide assembly 40 is moved from the lower portion 20 to the upper portion 22 of the folder 2. In this way, the system 1 assists the person P during the inspiration phases by deploying his rib cage while allowing the person P to sink slightly by gravity in the backrest 2 during the exhalation phases, his back being not or little solicited by the rollers 30, 25 which promotes a more complete and deep breathing of the person P. Moreover, in active configuration (Figure 8), the rollers 30 can be depressed gradually in the backrest 2 between the lower portion 20 and the upper portion 22 of the backrest 2 to gradually arch the back of the person P. In one embodiment, the depression of the 30 rollers 30 in the back can be progressive and substantially linearly between the lower portion 20 of the backrest 2 and the upper portion 22. In a variant, the depression may be variable, being greater near the upper portion 22 of the seat than in the lower portion 20 thereof. Examples of trajectories of the rollers 30 have been illustrated in FIG. 2. For example, the trajectories referenced A correspond to a gentle movement of the back of the person P. The profile Al of the trajectory A comprises a first part corresponding to a rapid displacement. rollers 30 in the lower part 20 of the backrest 2, in order to signal to the person P the beginning of the exercise, then a second part corresponding to a progressive displacement of the rollers 30 in order to arch gradually, 10 with a small amplitude, the back The profile C2 corresponds to the return of the rollers 30 to the lower part 20 and comprises a progressive retraction of the rollers 30 until reaching the passive configuration. Trajectories B and C respectively correspond to a mean displacement and a large displacement of the back of the person P. Thus, the profile C1 of the trajectory C corresponds to the displacement of the rollers 30 between the lower part 20 and the upper part 22 and comprises a first part corresponding to a rapid displacement of the rollers 30 in the lower part 20 of the backrest 2 to signal the beginning of the exercise followed by a second part corresponding to a progressive displacement of the rollers 30 in order to arch gradually, with a large amplitude The profile C2 corresponds to the return of the rollers 30 to the lower part 20 and comprises a first part corresponding to a progressive retraction of the rollers 30 until the back of the person P come into the backrest 2 under the effect of gravity, followed by a second part in which the rollers 30 are in passive configuration. Preferably, the person P takes inspiration when the rollers 30 are moved by the guide assembly 40 from the lower part 20 to the upper part 22, and expires when the rollers 30 are in passive configuration and brought back to the lower part. 20 of the file 2. If necessary, instructions can be communicated to the person P to synchronize his breathing with the movement of the rollers 30. In a variant, the moment when the person P feels that the rollers 30 are brought into their active configuration can serve as a signal to the person P to start taking inspiration and synchronize with the accompanying system 1. Such a synchronization of the breathing with the movement of the rollers 30 makes it possible to rhythm the breathing of the person, to open his ribcage when the person P is in the inspiration phase and thus to improve his oxygenation, thanks to the camber conferred by moving the rollers 30 on the back of the person P. In one embodiment, instructions may be communicated to the person P to help him synchronize his breathing (inspiration and expiration phases) with the movement. rollers 30. These instructions may be given by an operator, present when using the accompanying system 1, or alternatively by a control unit, connected to the actuator. The control unit 7 may for example comprise a dedicated application on a mobile phone of the smartphone type, a tablet or a screen connected to a central unit. The instructions can then be displayed on the screen of the control unit 7 and / or issued using an associated loudspeaker. If necessary, during the displacement of the rollers 30 by the guide assembly 40, the backrest 2 can be swung back and forth in order to accompany the circulation of the fluids in the body of the person P, which favors inter alia its blood circulation and its appeasement. Preferably, the backrest 2 is tilted backwards (upper part 22 close to the ground) in the inspiration phase of the person P and then forward in the expiration phase.
    [0008] The invention thus makes it possible to sensitize and guide the person P towards a deeper and slower breathing to bring benefits to the body and the mind. The system 1 and the associated method make it possible to enable the person P to understand the respiratory phenomenon, to control it and to control it. By being really listening to him, the person P can, thanks to very simple and very easy exercises, avoid or correct many problems related to incomplete or blocked breathing, harmful to his well-being and his ability to handle stress. . Where appropriate, the accompanying system 1 may also comprise at least one of the following devices: a pulse pick-up device, a backrest heating system 1, in order to improve the physical wellbeing of the person P, - a respiratory system 1, configured to increase the oxygen supply to the person P (typically up to 30%). For example, it may be an extra-oral tip connected to a source of oxygen and can be positioned facing the nose or mouth of the person P. This oxygen supply brings comfort and relaxation to the P-person and can especially be beneficial in polluted environments or in preparation for a sporting event. a lighting system 1 of the LED type (acronym for Electro Luminescent Diode), synchronized with the accompanying method S and being able for example to be configured to illuminate the backrest 2 or any other part of the accompanying system 1 according to the phases of the exercise. For example, LEDs may change color a few minutes before the end of the year to signal to an operator the end of the exercise.
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    Claims (10)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. An accompanying system (1) for breathing a person (P), comprising: - a backrest (2) configured to support a person's back (P) and comprising a lower portion (20) and an upper portion (22) intended to face a lower part and an upper part, respectively, of the back of the person (P), - a pressure application device (3), configured to apply a pressure against the backrest (2), and - an actuator comprising a guide assembly (40) configured to move the pressure application device (3) between the lower portion (20) and the upper portion (22) of the backrest (2), the accompanying system (1) being characterized in that the actuator further comprises a bending assembly (42), configured to drive progressively into the backrest (2), during the displacement of the guide assembly (40) between the lower part and the upper part of the backrest (2), the applicatio n pressure (3) along an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of movement (X) of the guide assembly (40) between a passive configuration, wherein the pressure application device (3) is retracted and a configuration active, in which the pressure application device (3) is pressed into the backrest (2).
    [0002]
    2. Support system (1) according to claim 1, wherein the bending assembly (42) comprises: - a cylinder (44) comprising a cylinder (46) and a rod (45), and - a plate ( 48) comprising a first zone (48a) and a second zone (48b), the first zone (48a) being connected to the rod (45) of the cylinder (44) via a first pivot connection (49a) and the second zone (48b) being connected to the cylinder (46) of the cylinder (44) via a second pivot link (49b), the pressure application device (3) being connected to the bending assembly (42) via the plate (48).
    [0003]
    3. Support system (1) according to claim 2, wherein the first zone (48a) and the second zone (48b) are distinct and fixed relative to each other.
    [0004]
    4. Accompanying system (1) according to one of claims 2 or 3, wherein the pressure application device (3) is connected to the plate (48) via a third pivot connection ( 49c), distinct from the first and second pivot links (49a, 49b).
    [0005]
    5. Accompanying system (1) according to one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the guide assembly (40) comprises a carriage movable in translation along the backrest (2) between the lower position and the position upper of said backrest (2), the bending assembly (42) being fixed on said carriage (40).
    [0006]
    6. Accompanying system (1) according to one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the pressure application device (3) comprises at least two rollers (30) coaxial configured to apply a pressure of part and of other of the spine of the person (P).
    [0007]
    The accompanying system (1) according to one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising a scanning device (5) configured to determine a maximum stroke of the guide assembly (40) between the lower portion (20) ) and the upper part (22) of the backrest (2). 30
    [0008]
    8. Support system (1) according to claim 7, further comprising a tilting device (6), configured to balance the accompanying system (1) according to the position of the guide assembly (40).
    [0009]
    9. Support system (1) according to one of claims 1 5 to 8, further comprising a control unit (7) configured to communicate instructions to the person (P) according to the position of the assembly guide (40), said control unit (7) being able to comprise a telephone, a tablet or a central unit connected to a screen.
    [0010]
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